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World Meteorological OrganizationWorking together in weather, climate and water
Country Profile Database (CPDB) Project
WMO; DRA www.wmo.int
WMO
Rob MastersFirst Meeting of the EC Working Group on
Capacity Development – Side meeting 12 December 2011, 10h00-12h30
WMO
Congress and EC Mandate:
• Congress 15 - urged the Secretary-General to take immediate action to operationalize such a database and gather there all of the information collected by individual WMO Programmes/ Departments. The WMO Country Profile Database would optimize the number of questionnaires sent to the Members.
• EC LX, LXI and LXII – monitored the development and advised accordingly
• EC WG on Capacity Building – reviewed progress
WMO Country Profile Database
Congress 16• Enhancing the Country Profile Database may provide some of the
tools needed to better determine Members needs and progress.
• To strategically mobilize resources under the CDS, it would be helpful to establish a compliance database and systematic monitoring of performance of NMHS to be used in better understanding and addressing existing gaps. – Updated guidelines are also necessary when applied as a dynamic tool
in affording a clear sense of direction and progress. – Such information would lead to the establishment of reference points,
a baseline situation and to the development of Metrics to show progress.
– It is noted that Country Profile Database could be useful to develop such tools.
Country Profile Database High-Level Goals
• Follow the status and development needs of Members
• Improve planning, implementation and monitoring of WMO related projects and activities
• Promote synergies between Members, the secretariat, cooperating partners, funding agencies and other stakeholders
WMO Databases are Independent
* Selection of the more than 36 independent operational databases in the WMO Secretariat
• Finance • Budget
• Lists of contacts/focal points
• Volume A
• Pub 47
• GTS performance information
OBS
• Lists of contacts/focal points
• GDPFS
• DRR capacity survey data
• WMO-No. 9 vol. D
• Pub 47
WDS
• Lists of contacts/focal points
• Operators of satellite receiving systems
• Manufacturers of satellite receiving equipment
• Satellite systems and user requirements information
Space
• Lists of contacts/focal points
• TRAMAN
• FELMAN
• Members training needs and requirements
• ETR Training Library Services
ETR
• IPA Contacts
• WMO Pub 5
CER
• METEOTERM
LSP
• NMHS status information
SPC
• Country information for RA II & RA V
• VCP Projects
DRA
• Payroll• HR
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
Current WMO Information Acquisition
Regional Associations
TechnicalCommissions
Members
WMO Programmatic and Scientific
databases
WMO Acquisition Lead
(e.g. S & T Programmes)
Methods of information acquisition
Surveying &
Regular Reporting
Members, Regional Associations and Technical Commissions asked to complete multiple surveys often with similar questions
Principles for Development of the Country Profile Database
• Single authoritative datasets (e.g. Country names)• Leverage of Existing Processes:
– Drawing from existing processes and data bases– Long-term: reduce number of ad hoc databases
• Compatible with WMO Technical Architecture• Low Cost:
– Efficient WMO knowledge management saves money– Off-the-shelf products
• Data Ownership– Members maintain information about their own country– Departments manage their data bases
• Common WMO survey and regular reporting tools• Accessibility (e.g. web based)• Phased approach
– Can Add capabilities over time
WMO IT Systems Landscape
Collaborative Workspace(s)
Various Apps and Databases
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Network access managementSystem Management
Security ServicesTelecommunications and Networks Services
Technical infrastructure
Country Profile Database Application Views
PUB 5 & Strategic PUB 5 &
Strategic
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WMO Project InformationWMO Project Information
WMO Monitoring
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WMO Monitoring
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Application Views
Collaborative Workspace(s)
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Country Profile Database information structure:
Country Profile DatabaseInformation Categories
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Country Profile Database Development Methodology
Development through utilizing areas of ownership & expertise
Publication 5
Lead: CER
WMO Questionnaire:
“Role and Operation of
NMHS”
Lead: SPD
Surveys and Regular
Reporting
Lead: WMO Programme
offices
Etc…Monitoring and
Evaluation
WIS Operational Statistics
Lead: WIS
Integration and Consistency of Information and Data
Independent Fully integratedand standardized
Current status Phase I Phase II
Toward fully integrated and standardized information and data management
Phase III ……..
Questions?
Final Thoughts…
‘A firm's IQ is determined by the degree to which its IT infrastructure connects, shares and structures information. Isolated applications and data, no matter how impressive, can produce idiot savants but not highly functional corporate behavior.’ Steve H. Haeckel U.S. author
Thank You
Background
Mandate and High-Level Goals
Sample Preliminary Statistics Regarding the Legal or Administrative Basis of NMHS
* Four Members did not respond to the question
** Seven Members did not respond to the question
* **
WMO
Congress and EC Mandate:
• Congress 15 - urged the Secretary-General to take immediate action to operationalize such a database and gather there all of the information collected by individual WMO Programmes/ Departments. The WMO Country Profile Database would optimize the number of questionnaires sent to the Members.
• EC LX, LXI and LXII – monitored the development and advised accordingly
• EC WG on Capacity Building – reviewed progress
WMO Country Profile Database
PUB 5 Data and Information are Key to Development of the CDB
Uses of Consistent Nomenclatures
include:• Common dropdown box for ease of data entry
• Common Lists for export to other applications (e.g.
web applications).
• Common search terms for organizations, entities,
key terms, etc.
• Common categories for information for each country
Country ProfileDatabase
PUB 5 Data & Information
• Country name, • Organization name,• Legal/Administrative
Basis of Operation• Parent agency• PR names• TC & RA (names
and sub-working groups, expert teams etc)
• Etc…
Consistent Nomenclatures
PUB 5 Data and Information are Key to Development of the CDB
Country ProfileDatabase
Example of possible Linkages to other WMO applications
Example application dropdown box
PUB 5 Data & Information
• Country name, • Organization name,• Legal/Administrative
Basis of Operation• Parent agency• PR names• TC & RA (names
and sub-working groups, expert teams etc)
• Etc…
Project Status
CDB Budget Movements (2008-2011)
Expenditures for the period 2008 - 2011 Amount
Software 16,751 -
Consultant (part time over 4 years) 138,671 -
Secondment (Spain – part time) In Kind
Total Expenditures 155,423 -
All values in CHF
• Congress XV Allotment from surplus: 150,000 CHF
Regional Associations
WMO Secretariat
Example of Acquiring Information Through Regular Reporting
CDB Project/Activities Information Section By Country
Technical Commissions
OBS PWS
DRR AEM
CDB Project information pages
AGM
LDC
RA I RA II
RA IV RA V
RA III
RA VI
CBS CIMO
CAS CAeM
CHy
CAgM
CCl JCOMM
Etc...
ETR
Project Name Scope StartDate
End date
Partners Link to further information
MARINEMET Development of products and services to improve meteorological services for maritime safety and fisheries management in 5 NW African Countries
Nov 2008 Dec 2011 AEMET, WMO/DRA/RAFWMO/WDS/MAP
Link
METAGRI Improve the contribution of meteorology to achieve the goal of self sufficiency and food security in 11 NW African Countries.
Jul 2009? Dec 2011 AEMET, WMO/DRA/RAFWMO/WDS
Link
CLIBER Development of 13 NMHSs in the American Region
2007? Dec 2013 AEMETWMO/DRA/RAM
Link
CDB Projected Costing Amount requested: 1,000,000 CHF
(2012-2015)
Cost Description Activities
60,000 Member feedback• Three stakeholder workshops for development of data
requirements and feedback (2 days each)
In kind WMO Department staff
costDatabase development
• Incorporation of WMO project information, national capacity survey information, lists of donors and contributing entities
• Incorporation of WMO Key Performance data and WIS operational Statistics
• Incorporation of WMO Key Performance data and WIS operational Statistics
600,000 Consultant costs• Project Management• System design • Procedures and protocols
100,000 Consultant costs
• WMO survey landscape review (review of all ongoing and single use surveys issued by WMO departments)
• Development of a systematic WMO surveying policy document• Survey development, support & monitoring
140,000 • IT development support & Helpdesk
100,000 • Ongoing software licensing cost (25,000/YR)
1,000,000 TotalAll values in CHF
CDB Projected Costing Amount requested: 1,000,000 CHF
(2012-2015)
Cost Description Activities
60,000 Member feedback• Three stakeholder workshops for development of data
requirements and feedback (2 days each)
In kind WMO Department staff
costDatabase development
• Incorporation of WMO project information, national capacity survey information, lists of donors and contributing entities
• Incorporation of WMO Key Performance data and WIS operational Statistics
• Incorporation of WMO Key Performance data and WIS operational Statistics
600,000 Consultant costs• Project Management• System design • Procedures and protocols
100,000 Consultant costs
• WMO survey landscape review (review of all ongoing and single use surveys issued by WMO departments)
• Development of a systematic WMO surveying policy document• Survey development, support & monitoring
140,000 • IT development support & Helpdesk
100,000 • Ongoing software licensing cost (25,000/YR)
1,000,000 Total All values in CHF
CDB Projected Costing Ongoing Costs
(after 2016-2020)
Cost Description Activities
In kind WMO Department staff
costDatabase development
• Maintenance of WMO project information, national capacity survey information, lists of donors and contributing entities
• Maintenance of WMO Key Performance data and WIS operational Statistics
• Maintenance of WMO Key Performance data and WIS operational Statistics
20,000 • IT development support & Helpdesk
100,000 • Ongoing software licensing cost (25,000/YR)
120,000 Total Ongoing (assuming no further improvements sought)
All values in CHF
OutlineWMO
• High-level Goals
• Current WMO Databases and Survey Applications
• Approach
• CDB Project Methodology, Actions and Proposed Phases
• Proposed Project Future
• WMO Electronic Survey Capacity
Current WMO Databases and Survey Applications
Mechanism for WMO/CDB Information Acquisition
Regional Associations
TechnicalCommissions
Members
WMO Information, storage and
retrieval
WMO Acquisition Lead
Methods of information acquisition
Standardized &
Coordinated
Electronic Surveying
&Regular Reporting
WMO Integrated
Information, storage and
retrieval
Information flow
Common Issues
WMO Surveys• Many surveys sent to members
• Surveys are often ask similar questions
• Data from surveys is normally on paper, independent and not easily compared with other surveys
WMO Databases• Data and information is independent and not easily shared
Overarching• No common mechanism for acquiring, storing and reporting
of data and information
• No mechanism to ‘mine’ data in existing data bases
• Principles• WMO IT Systems Landscape• Country Profile Database Views• Country Profile Database Information Categories
Approach
CDB Project Methodology, Actions and Proposed Phases
County Profile Database Project Phases
PhaseInformation Categories
Method of acquisition
Information Acquisition (Lead) Information to be included
Begin
Date
Completion
Date
1 Geopolitical / Organizational
WMO regular report
CER • PUB 5 database, information and Contacts, (e.g. Permanent Representatives, NMHS directors, etc)
May 2010 June 2011(Dec 2010)
1 Strategic WMO Surveys SPO WMO Questionnaire “NMHS role and operation” -- capacity/status information that is directly related to the strategic positioning of the NMHS
Oct 2010 Sept 2011
2 Programmatic / Scientific & Technical
Surveys, regular reporting
WMO Programme offices
•Current and ongoing project information•National capacities and requirements surveys.
TBD TBD
2 Capacity Building
Surveys, Ongoing project information
DRA •Training, modernization project information•Lists of donors and contributing entities
TBD TBD
3 Monitoring and Evaluation
Data entrySurveys
SPO Key Performance Indicators (KPI) TBD TBD
3 Monitoring and Evaluation
Data entrySurveys
OBS WIS operational statistics TBD TBD
Proposed Project Future
PhaseInformation Categories
Method of acquisition
Information Acquisition (Lead) Information to be included
Begin
Date
Completion
Date
1 Geopolitical / Organizational
WMO regular report
CER • PUB 5 database, information and Contacts, (e.g. Permanent Representatives, NMHS directors, etc)
May 2010 June 2011(Dec 2010)
1 Strategic WMO Surveys SPO WMO Questionnaire “NMHS role and operation” -- capacity/status information that is directly related to the strategic positioning of the NMHS
Oct 2010 Sept 2011
2 Programmatic / Scientific & Technical
Surveys, regular reporting
WMO Programme offices
•Current and ongoing project information•National capacities and requirements surveys.
TBD TBD
2 Capacity Building
Surveys, Ongoing project information
DRA •Training, modernization project information•Lists of donors and contributing entities
TBD TBD
3 Monitoring and Evaluation
Data entrySurveys
SPO Key Performance Indicators (KPI) TBD TBD
3 Monitoring and Evaluation
Data entrySurveys
OBS WIS operational statistics TBD TBD
2 Years: 2012 - 2013
2 Years: 2014 - 2015
Proposed Project Future
WMO Electronic Survey Capacity